Lithography mask utilizing asymmetric light source

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Using reflected radiation – e.g. – reflex copying – etc.

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C430S311000, C430S322000

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10791259

ABSTRACT:
A method of reflective lithography includes directing an asymmetric radiation (light) beam onto a reticle of a reflective lithography system. The asymmetry in the shape of the radiation beam may be used to compensate for a non-zero (non-normal) angle of incidence of the incident radiation. The radiation source shape may be configured to produce a substantially-symmetric output from the reticle. The shape of the radiation source may be configurable by any of a variety of suitable methods, for example by use of a configurable reflective device such as a fly's eye mirror, or by use of one or more suitable mirrors, lenses, and/or slits.

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